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Our roads have become slaughter fields – Cope
Local newsPresenting road death statistics at press conferences is not the answer to ending road carnage.
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Shock as 1755 die on roads during festive season
CrimeA total of 1 755 people died on the country's roads in the 1 397 fatal crashes experienced between December…
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DA welcomes back Boksburg learners to school
Editor's choiceThe DA in Boksburg welcomes back all learners who start the 2016 school year this Wednesday, January 13.
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Police concerned about high number of drownings
Local newsThe South African Police Service’s Water Wing appeals to parents, guardians and all people using dams, rivers, lakes, beaches and…
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Are you the next SA country star?
Editor's choiceSouth African country music legends, Lance James and Matt Hurter, will form part of a new national country music competition…
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Hijackers nailed, vehicle recovered
CrimeSix suspects have been arrested in connection with the hijacking of a vehicle in a driveway in Abrahamson Street, Witfield,…
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Reiger Park Secondary School makes history
NewsReiger Park Secondary School has added its name into the history books by producing one of the country's brightest learners.
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Baby locked in vehicle at mall, woman arrested
CrimeA woman was arrested for locking her baby in her vehicle at the East Rand Mall parking area, on Saturday,…
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Fireworks cause havoc among animals – SPCA
Local newsThe noise pollution caused by the fireworks over the 2015/16 New Year was horrendous for local animals.
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SA Open maestros impart golf skills to young stars
Local sportEnthusiastic young golfers from around Ekurhuleni enjoyed a rare opportunity to meet some of the top swingers competing at the…
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MATRIC RESULTS: Ekurhuleni Mayor hopeful for the future
MunicipalThe Mayor of Ekurhuleni Clr Mondli Gungubele said the future of the city and that of the country is promising…
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Challenges ahead as 2015 matric national pass rate drops to 70.7 per cent
NewsThe 2015 matric exam national pass rate has dropped to 70.7 per cent, down from 75.8% in 2014.
